In a world that seems to celebrate excess and even outrageous behavior, we were called to be holy and everything you do. The Lord gave a command to his chosen people at Mount Sinai, a command that called for a state of being rather than action: “You must be holy because I, the Lord your God, am holy,” Leviticus 19:2. ... moreIn a world that seems to celebrate excess and even outrageous behavior, we were called to be holy and everything you do. The Lord gave a command to his chosen people at Mount Sinai, a command that called for a state of being rather than action: “You must be holy because I, the Lord your God, am holy,” Leviticus 19:2. As a child of the holy God, we must not slip into old habits, our old way of treating others, our old attitudes. Instead, “think clearly and exercise self-control.” Either task can be difficult, but we don’t have to do this using only our own strength. The Holy Spirit will help us be mentally alert and exercise discipline in areas where we struggle. In that way, we can show to a lost world the blessings of holy living.
1SGT Bobby Lawson
Priory of the Holy Trinity
God Bless You
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What is the primary reason for gathering? To glorify God as His Body. Our primary reason for gathering in person on the Sabbath is to magnify the Lord as the Lord’s people! Think with me as you read the sobering words based on George Barna’s research: “For most Americans worship is to satisfy or please them, not to honor or please God. Amazingly, few worship-service regulars argue that worship is something they do primarily for God; a substantially larger percentage of attenders claim that a... moreWhat is the primary reason for gathering? To glorify God as His Body. Our primary reason for gathering in person on the Sabbath is to magnify the Lord as the Lord’s people! Think with me as you read the sobering words based on George Barna’s research: “For most Americans worship is to satisfy or please them, not to honor or please God. Amazingly, few worship-service regulars argue that worship is something they do primarily for God; a substantially larger percentage of attenders claim that attending worship services is something that they do for personal benefit and pleasure.”
I am thankful that I’m a member of a holy order that is an addendum to my church. Like minded people doing God’s work.
SFC Bobby Lawson
Priory of the Holy Trinity
God above all
